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PERSISTENCE OF A CULTURE (work in progress), by Deleted on Dec 9, 2015 23:02:05 GMT 1, some of the work I have in progress! 47x54 unstretched canvas.
preparing for 2016 in a big way!
some of the work I have in progress! 47x54 unstretched canvas. preparing for 2016 in a big way! |
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PERSISTENCE OF A CULTURE (work in progress), by Sliding on the Walls on Dec 10, 2015 15:44:57 GMT 1, Hey Tommy that is a really nice and interesting piece!
It deserves more comments than it's had so far!
I'm assuming it's 47x54 inches not cms? I can see you working on huge canvases that take up whole walls. The surrealism reminds me of the likes of Patrick Caulfield, Al Held, Yves Tanguay, Dali (obviously) and the reductive areas influenced perhaps by Kandinsky, the geometry of Monica Trastoy with the bright colours of Andrew McAttee and more modern influences like Daim, Dalek, and the NYC hip-hop streetlife culture of the 1980s.
Great stuff!
Hey Tommy that is a really nice and interesting piece!
It deserves more comments than it's had so far!
I'm assuming it's 47x54 inches not cms? I can see you working on huge canvases that take up whole walls. The surrealism reminds me of the likes of Patrick Caulfield, Al Held, Yves Tanguay, Dali (obviously) and the reductive areas influenced perhaps by Kandinsky, the geometry of Monica Trastoy with the bright colours of Andrew McAttee and more modern influences like Daim, Dalek, and the NYC hip-hop streetlife culture of the 1980s.
Great stuff!
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PERSISTENCE OF A CULTURE (work in progress), by Deleted on Dec 10, 2015 16:58:35 GMT 1, Hey Tommy that is a really nice and interesting piece! It deserves more comments than it's had so far! I'm assuming it's 47x54 inches not cms? I can see you working on huge canvases that take up whole walls. The surrealism reminds me of the likes of Patrick Caulfield, Al Held, Yves Tanguay, Dali (obviously) and the reductive areas influenced perhaps by Kandinsky, the geometry of Monica Trastoy with the bright colours of Andrew McAttee and more modern influences like Daim, Dalek, and the NYC hip-hop streetlife culture of the 1980s. Great stuff!
Thanks! I really appreciate the assessment. People rarely
Comment on my work here if ever. It sells pretty well though. I try to challenge myself as an artist and not keep reproducing the same thing over and over. Im tryin to keep it fresh and creative.
Hey Tommy that is a really nice and interesting piece! It deserves more comments than it's had so far! I'm assuming it's 47x54 inches not cms? I can see you working on huge canvases that take up whole walls. The surrealism reminds me of the likes of Patrick Caulfield, Al Held, Yves Tanguay, Dali (obviously) and the reductive areas influenced perhaps by Kandinsky, the geometry of Monica Trastoy with the bright colours of Andrew McAttee and more modern influences like Daim, Dalek, and the NYC hip-hop streetlife culture of the 1980s. Great stuff! Thanks! I really appreciate the assessment. People rarely Comment on my work here if ever. It sells pretty well though. I try to challenge myself as an artist and not keep reproducing the same thing over and over. Im tryin to keep it fresh and creative. |
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PERSISTENCE OF A CULTURE (work in progress), by Deleted on Dec 10, 2015 17:50:42 GMT 1, its almost like the no comments on none of my work is purposely done!
there is no way the quality of work i post on here doesn't warrant any comment.
2 times is a coincidence anything after that is by design! smh
its almost like the no comments on none of my work is purposely done!
there is no way the quality of work i post on here doesn't warrant any comment.
2 times is a coincidence anything after that is by design! smh
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PERSISTENCE OF A CULTURE (work in progress), by dreadnatty on Dec 10, 2015 17:56:12 GMT 1, its almost like the no comments on none of my work is purposely done! there is no way the quality of work i post on here doesn't warrant any comment. 2 times is a coincidence anything after that is by design! smh
its almost like the no comments on none of my work is purposely done! there is no way the quality of work i post on here doesn't warrant any comment. 2 times is a coincidence anything after that is by design! smh I'll get my popcorn. |
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PERSISTENCE OF A CULTURE (work in progress), by mandelbrot on Dec 10, 2015 18:04:52 GMT 1, its almost like the no comments on none of my work is purposely done! there is no way the quality of work i post on here doesn't warrant any comment. 2 times is a coincidence anything after that is by design! smh
its almost like the no comments on none of my work is purposely done! there is no way the quality of work i post on here doesn't warrant any comment. 2 times is a coincidence anything after that is by design! smh I do like your work but it seems you're pretty good at banging your own drum!- No help needed! |
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PERSISTENCE OF A CULTURE (work in progress), by Coach on Dec 10, 2015 18:20:39 GMT 1, Hey Tommy that is a really nice and interesting piece! It deserves more comments than it's had so far! I'm assuming it's 47x54 inches not cms? I can see you working on huge canvases that take up whole walls. The surrealism reminds me of the likes of Patrick Caulfield, Al Held, Yves Tanguay, Dali (obviously) and the reductive areas influenced perhaps by Kandinsky, the geometry of Monica Trastoy with the bright colours of Andrew McAttee and more modern influences like Daim, Dalek, and the NYC hip-hop streetlife culture of the 1980s. Great stuff! Thanks! I really appreciate the assessment. People rarely Comment on my work here if ever. It sells pretty well though. I try to challenge myself as an artist and not keep reproducing the same thing over and over. Im tryin to keep it fresh and creative.
Keep it up. I like your paintings.
Hey Tommy that is a really nice and interesting piece! It deserves more comments than it's had so far! I'm assuming it's 47x54 inches not cms? I can see you working on huge canvases that take up whole walls. The surrealism reminds me of the likes of Patrick Caulfield, Al Held, Yves Tanguay, Dali (obviously) and the reductive areas influenced perhaps by Kandinsky, the geometry of Monica Trastoy with the bright colours of Andrew McAttee and more modern influences like Daim, Dalek, and the NYC hip-hop streetlife culture of the 1980s. Great stuff! Thanks! I really appreciate the assessment. People rarely Comment on my work here if ever. It sells pretty well though. I try to challenge myself as an artist and not keep reproducing the same thing over and over. Im tryin to keep it fresh and creative. Keep it up. I like your paintings. |
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PERSISTENCE OF A CULTURE (work in progress), by Coach on Dec 10, 2015 18:24:03 GMT 1, its almost like the no comments on none of my work is purposely done! there is no way the quality of work i post on here doesn't warrant any comment. 2 times is a coincidence anything after that is by design! smh
I have discussed this on another thread.
I think the introduction of the "like" button has hindered conversation. Now it's all too easy to just click "like" and leave it at that. Indeed I am guilty if doing just that, in this case, as I had "liked" your picture of your painting before any comment was made. I apologise for that. I should have commented with real words. I'll probably do it again though, as it's just too easy!
its almost like the no comments on none of my work is purposely done! there is no way the quality of work i post on here doesn't warrant any comment. 2 times is a coincidence anything after that is by design! smh I have discussed this on another thread. I think the introduction of the "like" button has hindered conversation. Now it's all too easy to just click "like" and leave it at that. Indeed I am guilty if doing just that, in this case, as I had "liked" your picture of your painting before any comment was made. I apologise for that. I should have commented with real words. I'll probably do it again though, as it's just too easy! |
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PERSISTENCE OF A CULTURE (work in progress), by Deleted on Dec 10, 2015 18:28:20 GMT 1, its almost like the no comments on none of my work is purposely done! there is no way the quality of work i post on here doesn't warrant any comment. 2 times is a coincidence anything after that is by design! smh I have discussed this on another thread. I think the introduction of the "like" button has hindered conversation. Now it's all too easy to just click "like" and leave it at that. Indeed I am guilty if doing just that, in this case, as I had "liked" your picture of your painting before any comment was made. I apologise for that. I should have commented with real words. I'll probably do it again though, as it's just too easy!
you always show me love Coach. I appreciate you! likes are good to.
its almost like the no comments on none of my work is purposely done! there is no way the quality of work i post on here doesn't warrant any comment. 2 times is a coincidence anything after that is by design! smh I have discussed this on another thread. I think the introduction of the "like" button has hindered conversation. Now it's all too easy to just click "like" and leave it at that. Indeed I am guilty if doing just that, in this case, as I had "liked" your picture of your painting before any comment was made. I apologise for that. I should have commented with real words. I'll probably do it again though, as it's just too easy! you always show me love Coach. I appreciate you! likes are good to. |
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PERSISTENCE OF A CULTURE (work in progress), by Fake on Dec 10, 2015 18:29:38 GMT 1, Nice work!
Nice work!
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PERSISTENCE OF A CULTURE (work in progress), by andysh on Dec 10, 2015 19:07:20 GMT 1, Looking good mate
Looking good mate
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